LONDON (February 28, 1995) - In an address to the London East Reform Party Association, FP president Robert Metz urged Reformers to adopt a policy of abolishing Canada's Human Rights Commissions.
"These Commissions exist to ENTRENCH the RACIST POLICIES of both the federal and provincial governments," explained Metz. "These policies are disguised as 'equity' programs of some sort or another and assist our socialist politicians in undermining both our justice system and the values of Canada's cultural heritage and the moral principles on which this heritage rests."
Metz made a clear distinction between INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS (freedom of speech, freedom of association, freedom of peaceful assembly, private property rights) and so called 'HUMAN RIGHTS' which are GROUP rights granting special privileges to certain identifiable minority groups.
"The only REAL equity or equality is equality before and under the law," he emphasized. "Any law? No. Many laws are illegitimate because they violate our fundamental freedoms. Equality is only possible under laws with UPHOLD and PROTECT our fundamental freedoms."
Citing his experience with an Ontario Human Rights Commission Board of Inquiry, Metz expanded his message by commenting on the false definitions of "racism" that are being used by governments, and on the philosophical attack against the fundamental values of "Western civilization."
His message was warmly received by attendees, who then asked a number of questions regarding their concerns. Our thanks is extended to Ken Lewis for his kind invitation to have Mr. Metz speak to Reformers on this very important issue.
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